Analysis and portfolios for rational investing
The Nordic region is small, with only 28 million people, but nearly all the main investment possibilities are represented. The Nordic Juggernaut is Nasdaq Stockholm,
Continue readingMany investors are obsessed with identifying future multibaggers. How can you find multibagger stocks? Unfortunately, it’s not easy. In this article, we look at a
Continue readingIs it possible to get rich by investing in stocks? If so, how do get rich investing in stocks? It’s possible, of course, to get
Continue readingRecently the short squeeze in Gamestop and some other stocks have attracted a lot of media attention. Of course, the action in Gamestop is sheer
Continue readingWe believe the Nordic region is a good place to invest. It’s safe and it scores well on ease of doing business, despite its reputation
Continue readingAn investment checklist is handy no matter your time horizon or investment style. The bare minimum is a mental checklist, but preferably it should be
Continue readingThe dividend has always been an important component of the investment culture in the UK. Because of this, we provide you with a compilation of
Continue readingAre there any good French dividend stocks? Yes, there are quite a few. In this article, we look at the best French dividend stocks. France
Continue readingThe Danish stock market is pretty fragmented and is not dominated by just a few sectors, like for example the Norwegian stock market. Denmark has
Continue readingAre there any good German dividend stocks? Yes, there are quite a few. In this article, we look at the best German dividend stocks. Germany
Continue readingAs investors, we are exposed to biases and one of them is the dividend bias. Richard Feynman once said that the first principle is that
Continue readingTerry Smith, the CEO/CIO of Fundsmith, writes an interesting annual report that is well worth reading. He goes one step further than most money managers
Continue readingCan you get rich from dividend stocks? Yes, you can, but it requires time to take full effect of the compounding effect. With a decent
Continue readingThe Norwegian stock market is historically dominated by oil, shipping, and fish farming. All sectors could be labeled as cyclical, perhaps fish farming is an
Continue readingBuilding a dividend portfolio requires some thinking and research. What is a good dividend portfolio? A good dividend portfolio has a wide variety of stocks
Continue readingBoston Omaha (ticker code BOMN) has many similarities to Berkshire Hathaway and is often labeled a Baby/Mini-Berkshire. Many have tried to become the next Berkshire
Continue readingA typical question among investors is: Can you live off dividends? If yes, how much do you need to invest to live off dividends? How
Continue readingIs a stock split good or bad? Most financial blogs say stock splits are good, but we argue stock splits are bad. There is a
Continue readingIt’s weird how a little tick on a notepad, or even just in your head, can give you assurance and better results without even increasing
Continue readingThe complete list of Nordic ADRs The Nordics, also known as the Nordic countries, include the sovereign states of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland.
Continue readingInvesting in stock dividends does seem like a great source of some “easy” income. Let’s look at how to start investing in dividend stocks. But
Continue readingSweden is by far the biggest stock market in the Nordics, both in terms of market cap and the number of public companies. Nasdaq Stockholm
Continue readingInstead of buying an active mutual fund, you can choose to invest in an investment company. We have previously written several articles about these stocks
Continue readingSwedish entrepreneurs have a long history of being good stewards of capital. Because of this, we believe Swedish investment companies offer great opportunities for returns
Continue readingWhy stocks drop on the ex-dividend date can easily be explained, yet many investors find themselves at a loss in understanding why. An investment in
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